Some homes are designed to impress. This one was designed to breathe. Welcome to 727 Berkeley Avenue — a modern sanctuary in the heart of Atlanta’s Westside, where architecture, nature, and lifestyle exist in perfect rhythm. From the moment you enter, the home feels alive with light and grounded in calm. Centered around a serene interior courtyard, the layout opens and flows in all directions, welcoming sunshine and fresh air at every turn. Walls of glass disappear, creating seamless movement between indoors and out. And from every room—kitchen, bedrooms, even the laundry—you catch a view of the courtyard, always connected to the outdoors. This isn’t just a house that works with Atlanta’s climate—it celebrates it. Long springs, warm summer nights, golden fall afternoons—this home invites you to live in all of it, fully. Natural materials carry that feeling throughout. Wide-plank oak floors with a soft, organic finish. A stunning chef’s kitchen with an expansive L-shaped island and Miele appliances, all set against a backdrop of warm wood tones and clean lines. In the bathrooms, custom tile in earthy greens and blues adds a subtle nod to the outdoors, like a spa tucked into the trees. Four private outdoor living spaces create endless possibilities: morning coffee on the secluded front patio, shaded and serene; midday lounging in the courtyard with dappled sunlight above; cocktails on the upper terrace with skyline glimpses; dinner on the back patio under the stars. The home is laid out across a split-level floorplan that maximizes light and privacy. The primary suite is located on the main level—a place to recharge with floor-to-ceiling windows, a generous walk-in closet, and a spa bath that feels like retreat. Downstairs, you'll find the guest suite, two additional bedrooms (including one with a built-in wet bar and wine fridge, currently staged as an office), a spacious laundry room, and even a dedicated tornado shelter. Tucked into Berkeley Park, one of Atlanta's most design-forward neighborhoods, you're moments from The Works, Westside Park, the BeltLine, and the best of Midtown. Yet here, it still feels peaceful. Private. A little bit hidden. This isn’t just a home. It’s a celebration: Of light. Of air. Of space. Of Atlanta itself. This is 727 Berkeley. And it was made to be lived in beautifully.
